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by danielfalbo 1y ago
What about vim
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
Author here, I'm just young student. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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What problems deserve the best researchers and engineers alive? (2025)(danielfalbo.substack.com)
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Advice is useless and you know it. Study principles like you study math(danielfalbo.substack.com)
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
Supabase uses this for the Visual Schema Designer https://supabase.com/features/visual-schema-designer
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
I also keep a similar blueprint for myself: danielfalbo.com/essentials
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1974 Whole Earth Epilog back cover:Jobs inspiration for his speech closing quote(wholeearth.info)
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
> eliminating the need to re-explain context I am happy to re-explain only the subset of relevant context when needed and not have it in the prompt when not needed.
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YC deal size inflation calculator. Including "unicorn" adjustment(danielfalbo.com)
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
Why/how are likes/comments/reposts disabled on this substack post? https://substack.com/@matttbrown/note/p-176089442
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
https://www.anduril.com/hardware/eagleeye/
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Anduril EagleEye: warfighters AR glasses, partnership with Meta(youtube.com)
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
Do you know when you look for a restaurant on google maps and you see a "Popular times" map of people density throughout the day + live updates like "Less busy than usual"? Would be fun to build such a thing for this
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
Exactly! I also figured out the audio quality doesn't make as much difference as the DAC to me. For example, I definitely don't pass the blind lossless audio test https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45395538
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
Definitely the DAC. I tried headphones without DAC directly plugged into my MacBook and didn't sound as good. I also tried $19 wired Apple EarPods plugged into the DAC and I felt a difference.
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No AI calendar needed. LLM CLIs and ics are all you need(danielfalbo.substack.com)
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My experience trying high-resolution music(danielfalbo.substack.com)
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my dotfiles. nothing fancy. 317 total LOCs.(github.com)
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Modern Enlightened People(danielfalbo.substack.com)
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Poet.py: Fixing Substack Markdown formatting on paste with pynput(github.com)
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Tino: `cat` but makes splits so you can look at the entire file at once(github.com)
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
Reminds me of "We are destroying software" by antirez https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42983275
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
PG uses a static image, I recreated it using simple CSS. Read the source code, there's no clutter.
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I added a paulgraham.com-like navbar to my plain HTML personal website(danielfalbo.com)
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
Another example: https://github.com/obsidianmd/obsidian-importer/issues/421#i...
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The Man in the Arena(en.wikipedia.org)
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Reverse Early Morning Training Mentality
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
update: the HTML doctype string is > <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" " http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd &
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
How do we know it's from 1995? > Site designed by the author's granddaughter, who did the work while avoiding the far more weighty assignment of her literature test. Impressive for 1995, he must've thought her HTML and how
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by danielfalbo 1y ago
I would love to read about the psychology of why we may want those notes to be hidden from them before our death/injury.

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